Links for 2009-11-26 [del.icio.us]
On Interviewing IT doesn't understand why legacy data must be destroyed

Links for 2009-11-25 [del.icio.us]
Chrome OS like lightning from a USB key: we could get used to this Anti-Computer Forensics IT Owns E-Discovery Boarding a Flight with Foreign Based Discovery for the Holidays

Why I'm thankful for Social Networking
As we in the US get ready to celebrate the Thanksgiving holiday tomorrow, many of us like to blog about the things we are thankful for. Each year, as I dwell on that thought, certain things always come to the forefront. I'm always thankful for the life I have, for the people who love me, for our health and well-being, etc. This year isn't any different, I recognize how incredibly lucky and blessed I am to have what I have, but at the same time I'm also feeling thankful for all of the connections I've made through the wonders of technology, especially social networking. In the 8 years since I started a technology blog, which has morphed into this site, then adding the

Links for 2009-11-24 [del.icio.us]
7 Legal Issues You Should Know About Social Media Making Social Media a Tool, Not a Distraction eDiscovery And The Law Firm More on the need to control costs related to discovery. 4 More Tips for Photographing Children

Enron PST's available from EDRM
Many of you may already know this, and to some extent I'm marking this here for my own purposes, but you can download the Enron data set from the EDRM website and use it as sample data for testing purposes. Personally, I'm going to grab some of the data for testing, and for training. Never hurts to have publicly available documents to use in training for Summation, Trial Director, or whatever other litigation tools we're using. It helps avoid the risk of showing people documents they shouldn't see this way. :)